WO2023285856A1 - Toy for demonstrating arm strength - Google Patents

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WO2023285856A1
WO2023285856A1 PCT/IB2021/056269 IB2021056269W WO2023285856A1 WO 2023285856 A1 WO2023285856 A1 WO 2023285856A1 IB 2021056269 W IB2021056269 W IB 2021056269W WO 2023285856 A1 WO2023285856 A1 WO 2023285856A1
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  • the invention relates to the field of toy, and in particular to a toy that show arms strength.
  • Such toys are not suitable for playing at home or for traveling.
  • the present invention provides a toy that demonstrating arms strength to solve the foregoing problems.
  • the toy that demonstrating arms strength. It is shaped like a long bar, comprises a handle connected to a digital display and connected to an air duct and the last part an airbag.
  • the player used the hand to hold the handle of toy. and then hits the airbag of end other side to floor and then the scores will be displayed on the digital screen.
  • the firstly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen
  • the secondly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen.
  • Fig.1 is a player and the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
  • Fig.2 and 3 is a side view and cut half of the side to show inside of the toy demonstrating arms strength.
  • Fig.4 is an exploded view to show inside actuator that converts between air pressure and counter.
  • Fig.5 is an exploded view and also cut body to show more detail inside of actuator that converts between air pressure and counter.
  • Fig.6 is the electrical diagram of the counter circuit. (It is already market available)
  • Fig.7 is a perspective view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
  • Fig.8 is a front view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
  • Fig.9 is the side view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
  • the player stands in the pose like the shadow 101 of fig.1 , the hand holding on the handle 102 of the toy that demonstrating strength arms, the airbag 103 is in location 104 and then the player hits the airbag 103 forward in the direction of the arrow 105.
  • the airbag goes along the dotted line 106 passing through the locations 107 and 108, finally the airbag 103 touches the floor 109 at the location of the arrow 110.
  • the airbag 103 moves quickly and it has the ability to elastic, so when touches the floor then the top half of the airbag is pressed down causing the pressure inside the airbag to increase and the air begins to move from the inside of airbag 103 of Fig.2 and Fig.3 through the air duct 111 in the direction of the arrow 112 and the air continues to travel along the dotted line 113 and to the mouth
  • the infrared light of the LED 120 shines through the hole 119 of the round disc and into the infrared receiver LED 121, causing the counter to count up one digit, and the hole continues to rotate one more round, then the counter also count to up one more digit, and the hole keeps spinning and the counter keeps counting until the hole stopped then the counter stops too. That is, for every rotation of the hole, the counter will count up one digit.
  • the counter will count as 250.
  • the firstly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen
  • the secondly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen.
  • Button 125 of Fig. 7 is to reset all digits on display 122 return to zero.
  • Fig.6 is the electrical diagram of the counter circuit. (It is already market available), wherein 120 is the infrared illuminator LED. 121 is the infrared receiver LED. 122 is digits screen. 123 is power supply. 125 is reset button.

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Abstract

The toy that demonstrating arms strength, shaped like a long bar, comprises a handle connected to digital display and connected to an airduct and the last part an airbag. Operate of the toy that demonstrating arms strength: The player using the hand to hold the handle of toy and then hits the airbag of end other side to floor and then the scores will be displayed on the digital screen. If player hits the airbag on floor stronger, then the scores will be higher. To play: Two players play together: First, the firstly player hits the airbag on the floor and records the scores show on the toy's screen, and then the secondly player hits the airbag on the floor and records the scores show on the toy's screen. Then compare the two scores of the two players. If someone's scores is higher, mean that person wins.

Description

TITLE OF THE INVENTION
TOY FOR DEMONSTRATING ARM STRENGTH
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The invention relates to the field of toy, and in particular to a toy that show arms strength. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
There are many types of arms strength toys available in the market, they are often large, bulky or heavy or require a large amount of space when playing.
Such toys are not suitable for playing at home or for traveling.
Accordingly, the present invention provides a toy that demonstrating arms strength to solve the foregoing problems.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The toy that demonstrating arms strength. It is shaped like a long bar, comprises a handle connected to a digital display and connected to an air duct and the last part an airbag.
Operate of the toy that demonstrating arms strength:
The player used the hand to hold the handle of toy. and then hits the airbag of end other side to floor and then the scores will be displayed on the digital screen.
If player hit the airbag on floor harder, then the scores will be higher.
How to play:
Two players play together:
First, the firstly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen, and then the secondly player, hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen.
Then compare the two scores of the two players. If someone’s score is higher, mean that person wins.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Fig.1 is a player and the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
Fig.2 and 3 is a side view and cut half of the side to show inside of the toy demonstrating arms strength.
Fig.4 is an exploded view to show inside actuator that converts between air pressure and counter.
Fig.5 is an exploded view and also cut body to show more detail inside of actuator that converts between air pressure and counter.
Fig.6 is the electrical diagram of the counter circuit. (It is already market available)
Fig.7 is a perspective view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
Fig.8 is a front view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength.
Fig.9 is the side view of the toy that demonstrating arms strength. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
How to play and operation of the toy that demonstrating arms strength are described in detail below:
First, the player stands in the pose like the shadow 101 of fig.1 , the hand holding on the handle 102 of the toy that demonstrating strength arms, the airbag 103 is in location 104 and then the player hits the airbag 103 forward in the direction of the arrow 105. The airbag goes along the dotted line 106 passing through the locations 107 and 108, finally the airbag 103 touches the floor 109 at the location of the arrow 110.
Because the airbag 103 moves quickly and it has the ability to elastic, so when touches the floor then the top half of the airbag is pressed down causing the pressure inside the airbag to increase and the air begins to move from the inside of airbag 103 of Fig.2 and Fig.3 through the air duct 111 in the direction of the arrow 112 and the air continues to travel along the dotted line 113 and to the mouth
114 of the air duct and blow into the propeller 116 of the round disc 117 in the direction of the arrow
115 causing the round disc 117 to spin up in the direction of the arrow 118 and at the same time the hole 119 in round disc 117 also rotates.
When the hole 119 of round disc 117 rotates to the position show in Fig.4, the infrared light of the LED 120 shines through the hole 119 of the round disc and into the infrared receiver LED 121, causing the counter to count up one digit, and the hole continues to rotate one more round, then the counter also count to up one more digit, and the hole keeps spinning and the counter keeps counting until the hole stopped then the counter stops too. That is, for every rotation of the hole, the counter will count up one digit.
For example, if the hole rotates 250 revolutions, then the counter will count as 250.
The digits that the counter is counted and show on the screen of the toy that demonstrating arms strength. It is called the scores and the unit is called point.
If the player hits the airbag on floor stronger, then the pressure in the airbag will be higher and the air blowing into the propeller will be stronger and cause the round disc to spin more revolutions and the counter, will be count higher. Mean, the stronger hit are higher scores.
How to play:
Two players play together:
First, the firstly player hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen, and then the secondly player, hits the airbag on the floor, and records the scores show on the toy’s screen.
Then compare the two scores of the two players.
If someone’s scores are higher, mean that person wins.
Button 125 of Fig. 7 is to reset all digits on display 122 return to zero.
Fig.6 is the electrical diagram of the counter circuit. (It is already market available), wherein 120 is the infrared illuminator LED. 121 is the infrared receiver LED. 122 is digits screen. 123 is power supply. 125 is reset button.

Claims

1.The toy that demonstrating arms strength, it is shaped like a long bar, comprises a handle connected to a digital display and connected to an air duct and the last part an airbag.
2. The toy that demonstrating arms strength of claim 1 : wherein the air duct 111 of Fig.7 it is ability elastic.
3. The toy that demonstrating arms strength of claim 2: wherein the airbag 103 of Fig.7 it is ability elastic.
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